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Disclosed is a function for producing ERRORLOG alerts using a command line interface for the NetErrorlogWrite function.

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English (United States)

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Test Driver for Producing LAN Server ERRORLOG Alerts

Disclosed is
a function for producing ERRORLOG alerts
using a command line interface for the NetErrorlogWrite function.

Testing code
that processes ERRORLO G alert information is
difficult since it is almost impossible to set up the conditions to
trigger many of those alerts. The
following C code function provides
a simple command line interface to produce those alerts on an OS/2*
LAN server. The user invokes the
function with the function name
followed by the ERRORLOG alert message number (as found in the
alertmsg.h file), and further followed by the dynamic text strings
that will be inserted into the message.
#define INCL_NETERRORLOG
#define INCL_NETERRORS
#include <os2.h>
#include <netcons.h>
#include <errlog.h>
CHAR stringbuf |32|;
void main(argc, argv)
int
argc;
char
*argv||;
{
USHORT i,rc,nstrings;
USHORT buflen;
USHORT error_number;
error_number=atoi(argv |1|);
if (argc > 2) /* if there are any message */
{ /* xt strings,
put them */
for(i=2;i<argc;i++) /* in the buffer */
{
strcpy(stringbuf, argv |i|);
stringbuf = stringbuf +
(strlen(stringbuf)) + 1;
};
}
else
strcpy(stringbuf, " ");
nstrings = argc-2;
rc...